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  1. Tightening supplies in India and weather risks threaten cane availability and harvests, affecting global markets.
  2. Disease strains are causing yields to drop precipitously in the sugarcane industry, leading to market pressure and government financial injections.
  3. Government provides P235 million financial assistance as relief efforts target affected farms in Negros Occidental due to pest infestation in large sugarcane fields.
  4. Due to a pest infestation, both Bacolod and Negros Occidental have declared a state of calamity, with aid being sent to affected areas.

Local officials and politicians are participating in the management of the ongoing crisis in Negros Occidental.

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Local officials and politicians are participating in the management of the ongoing crisis in Negros Occidental.

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  1. Provincial administrator Eugenio Jose Lacson is managing rice procurement in Negros Occidental.Sub-event
  2. Local officials participate in crisis management efforts in Negros Occidental.1 source

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Due to a pest infestation, both Bacolod and Negros Occidental have declared a state of calamity, with aid being sent to affected areas. All 2 developments

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